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If this is the "NEW PIKMIN" that they've been talking about I'm really angry.
It's all part of Nintendo's "Retro sells" scheme in my opinion. They probably thought "well the Gamecube produced almost the same graphics as the Wii, let's just slap a Wii sticker on it and sell it again!"
I mean it definitely is a smart move, no doubt, but the existing Nintendo fan gets ripped off.
BAD MOVE NINTENDO! &*@$%*&
It's all part of Nintendo's "Retro sells" scheme in my opinion. They probably thought "well the Gamecube produced almost the same graphics as the Wii, let's just slap a Wii sticker on it and sell it again!"
I mean it definitely is a smart move, no doubt, but the existing Nintendo fan gets ripped off.
BAD MOVE NINTENDO! &*@$%*&
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I don't think it's a holiday day in japan.
they are not christians.
For japanese it is more a loving day, christmas eve is when people give present to his/her girlfriend/boyfriend.
Maybe a japanese people can confirm this.
thanks
they are not christians.
For japanese it is more a loving day, christmas eve is when people give present to his/her girlfriend/boyfriend.
Maybe a japanese people can confirm this.
thanks
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Yeah, fair point. I'm glad about this too, as those are a few titles I never got down to playing on the GameCube, so I'll be sure to pick them up.
Then again, I still have the bongos stashed away from Donkey Konga somewhere. It'd be nice to have a reason to get them out again, so maybe I'll opt for the GC version. Hm...
Then again, I still have the bongos stashed away from Donkey Konga somewhere. It'd be nice to have a reason to get them out again, so maybe I'll opt for the GC version. Hm...
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